Last June we had a Hackday at Kogan.com! This Hackday’s focus on displaying information and providing useful alerts using hardware and software. Teams were asked to express something they find interesting through one of the available mediums.
In this third and final part of the series Jake will talk a bit about Team LifxnChill.
For our March hackday this year we decided to build a multiplayer game using
[Django Channels](https://channels.readthedocs.io/en/latest/). We've been keeping
an eye on channels over the time, and thought with the release of channels 2.0 that
it was the right time to dive in and get some practical experience. The organisers
didn't want to do yet-another-chat-system implementation, so they decided to make
things a bit more interesting, and look at writing a real-time game.
